Hi Grant,

Thanks for the reply.

I don't know too much (or anything) about C# code but below is what I'm told is how it's executed:

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Hi guys,

Do you have any ideas?

OK, expand the SQL Agent node in Mangement Studio, then expand the operators node.

You should be able to right click delete from there

Yes there is. Have you removed the operator from existing notifications?

Why not?

Awesome! Thanks a mil Markus - Thats the one 🙂

Thanks a mil, Adrian. I'll find use for these.

The particular article I'm looking for was done not too long ago - Probably 3-4 months. There are one or two things...

On a side note: What do you think the chances are of recording these sessions?

I'm just thinking of the people in Cape Town, Durban & Upington 😀

Thanks Gail - That was awesome!

Not inflation - Rate of exchange 😎

Can you post the details of the error?

Hi,

I would backup the user & system db's on a seperate/ dedicated backup drive or even another server altogether.

I don't know what you mean by backing up the OS, but...

Hi,

- Using SSMS, connect to the SSIS instance of the destination/target server.

- Expand the 'Stored Packages' folder & right-click on MSDB.

- Select 'Import Package' & follow the prompts from there.

You...

You'll have to create that user in the source database.

Should it be a SQL login - Be sure to create it on the log shipped server with the same...

Hi Jon,

It's possible. Jeff Moden wrote a very nice article of this not too long ago.

Try this link:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/T-SQL/63681/